1.2.3. Üveitlerin sınıflandırılması
1.2.3.9. Üveitte sitokinler
Os dados obtidos na parte experimental deste projeto, embasados no referencial teórico apresentado, permitem afirmar que:
a. As duas emulsões desenvolvidas – NI e CL – foram estáveis e apresentaram cristais líquidos em sua estrutura. No entanto, a emulsão NI mostrou as melhores características reológicas, com menor ponto de fluidez e melhor espalhabilidade.
b. O efeito hidratante das emulsões NI, CL e MEG em mulheres jovens, testado por FTIR-ATR, demonstrou que as emulsões NI e CL hidrataram significativamente mais que a emulsão MEG.
c. O efeito hidratante das emulsões NI e MEG em mulheres idosas, testado por FTIR-ATR, demonstrou que a emulsão NI hidratou significativamente mais que a emulsão MEG.
d. O efeito hidratante da emulsão NI foi maior que o da emulsão MEG, independentemente da faixa etária testada. No entanto, a hidratação foi significativamente maior em mulheres jovens do que em idosas.
e. A emulsão NIA hidratou significativamente mais a pele de mulheres jovens do que a emulsão NI.
f. A emulsão NIA e a emulsão NI apresentaram o mesmo efeito hidratante em peles de mulheres idosas.
g. A emulsão NIA hidratou significantemente mais a pele de mulheres jovens do que a de idosas em experimentos de curta duração.
h. Os métodos empregados para avaliar a hidratação cutânea, FTIR-ATR e determinação da capacitância, apresentaram boa correlação de seus resultados.
Todos os conhecimentos descritos nas seções anteriores tornam importante que se determine o efeito hidratante de emulsões cosméticas em indivíduos jovens e idosos, utilizando técnicas acuradas e reprodutíveis para medir seu efeito, o que permitirá o desenvolvimento de produtos adequados para cada faixa etária.
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